Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) has earned a reputation for making its weekly Bitcoin acquisitions near the local top in recent weeks. On Nov. 10, CryptoQuant analyst JA Marturn noted that the firm’s most recent acquisition disclosure from Michael Saylor followed the same script. According to an SEC filing, Strategy announced that it had acquired 487 BTC
Bitcoin is attempting a recovery after the recent shakeout, trading around the $105K mark. The bounce came after a steep demand downtrend, but it now faces strong overhead resistance and weakening on-chain participation. Buyers are stepping in, but the structure suggests the move might only be a relief rally unless follow-through volume steps up. Technical
Bitcoin price long-term trajectory has been extraordinary. In just over a decade, it has risen from a few hundred dollars to more than $100,000, creating one of the most dramatic wealth transfers in modern history. But the question now dominating investors’ minds is whether BTC can extend this exponential growth, potentially even to seven figures.
Bitcoin rose 290% in the five months after the end of the last major US government shutdown. That 2019 move, from roughly $3,500 in late January to nearly $14,000 by June, now circulates as a template for what comes next. The Senate advanced a deal to end the current 40-day shutdown, the longest on record,
Bitcoin traders are once again awaiting key inflation figures that could tip the scales toward a hawkish or dovish Federal Reserve pivot, aimed at curbing rising costs. While investors are caught between a bullish resolution to the U.S. government shutdown and a bearish pullback in risk appetite, Thursday’s inflation report is expected to set the
Bitcoin’s (BTC) weak performance in recent weeks, coupled with the “forced liquidation trauma” that still haunts the market, has created a distinct sense of fatigue among crypto asset investors. Having failed to produce a significant recovery since last month’s sharp decline, Bitcoin is struggling to ride the wave of risk appetite. The price briefly rose
Key Takeaways ARK Invest, led by Cathie Wood, purchased 157,731 additional shares of Alibaba on November 11. The acquisition is part of Ark Invest’s ongoing strategy to focus on AI-driven companies. ARK Invest, the investment firm led by Cathie Wood, acquired 157,731 additional Alibaba shares on Tuesday. The purchase represents a continued bet on the
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Bitcoin is currently locked in a decisive struggle at a make-or-break resistance zone. After a strong attempt to push higher, BTC was rejected and has retreated to a pivotal support area. The next few sessions are crucial: bulls must quickly reclaim the critical overhead resistance, or risk triggering a wider market retreat back toward lower
Bitcoin price failed to recover above $107,000. BTC is trimming gains and might could continue to move down if it trades below $102,500. Bitcoin started a fresh decline after it failed to clear $107,000. The price is trading below $105,500 and the 100 hourly Simple moving average. There was a break below a bullish trend